Different way to study. Same quality degree.
As the workforce changes, now more than ever, it’s essential to future-proof your career. UOW’s online degrees are designed and taught by industry leaders and world-class academics – the same as our on-campus degrees – to help you gain valuable skills and a recognised qualification that will put you at the forefront of your industry.
UOW’s online courses are a flexible, convenient option if you’re looking to earn a postgraduate degree that’s identical in quality and reputation as those studied on campus. The best part is you can study when and where it suits you.
Graduate Certificate in Tertiary Teaching and Learning Practices
Graduate Certificate in Autism
Graduate Diploma in Adult and Vocational Education
Master of Education - with the following specialisations:
- Adult and Vocational Education
- Educational Leadership
- Higher Education
- Information and Communication Technology in Education and Training (ICT)
- Interdisciplinary Studies
- Special Education
- TESOL
Master of Education Advanced (TESOL)
Master of Education Advanced (Educational Leadership)
These courses are eligible for a Commonwealth Supported Place (CSP) - find out more here.
Graduate Certificate in Medical and Health Leadership
Graduate Certificate in Strength and Conditioning
Graduate Certificate in Gerontology and Rehabilitation Studies
Graduate Certificate in Dementia Care
Graduate Certificate in Public Health
Graduate Certificate in Health Promotion
Master of Medical and Health Leadership
The courses listed above are eligible for a Commonwealth Supported Place (CSP). Find out more here.
Distance course options
The following courses are offered mainly online, with a component of face-to-face learning. This means you will come onto campus from time to time, offering a good mix of studying at a time that suits you, as well as a chance to meet other students studying the same course.
These courses are eligible for a Commonwealth Supported Place (CSP). Find out more here.
UOW’s online courses are offered part-time and are self-paced, so you can fit your learning around your lifestyle. With no set daily class times, this means you can study at any place, any time of the day – whatever works best for you.
By earning your postgraduate degree from UOW, you can graduate knowing you’ll be highly-regarded by employers, who rate UOW graduates among the top 2% in the world.
If you’re looking to get ahead in your career, or change it completely, postgraduate study is shown to lead to promotions and pay rises. Postgraduates earn on average $20,000 more than those with only an undergraduate degree.